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Ristorante de Campanella
Located nearby Zenko-ji Temple – in the city’s historic and quaint Patio Daimon complex – ‘Ristorante de Campanella’ is a French-Italian restaurant that makes excellent use of the strengths of both t...Morino Coffee Shop Kumori Tokidoki Hare
Located nearby Zenko-ji Temple – in the city’s historic and quaint Patio Daimon complex – ‘Morino Coffee Shop Kumori Tokidoki Hare’ is a modern Japanese coffee shop where you can slow down and sip so...Cafe & Bar Happa
Located nearby Zenko-ji Temple – in the city’s historic and quaint Patio Daimon complex – ‘Cafe & Bar Happa’ has a unique concept for a Nagano bar – enjoying food and drink in a relaxing atmosphe...Oldies Bar My Life
Located nearby Zenko-ji Temple – in the city’s historic and quaint Patio Daimon complex – ‘Oldies Bar My Life’ is another one of Nagano’s unique bars – a place where people can make connections throu...Western Cuisine Moritaro
Located nearby Zenko-ji Temple – in the city’s historic and quaint Patio Daimon complex – ‘Western Cuisine Moritaro’ is another one of Nagano’s excellent restaurants – an almost hidden dining experie...Ramen Kirinji
Located nearby Zenko-ji Temple – in the city’s historic and quaint Patio Daimon complex – ‘Ramen Kirinji’ is a great option to try one of Japan's most beloved foods, ramen, in a new beautifully renov...Cafe + Town Guide Engawa
Located nearby Zenko-ji Temple – in the city’s historic and quaint Patio Daimon complex – ‘Cafe + Town Guide Engawa’ is a cafe meant to be a place where people gather. whether that is for the warm fr...Japanese Cuisine Yamabuki
Located nearby Zenko-ji Temple – in the city’s historic and quaint Patio Daimon complex – ‘Japanese Cuisine Yamabuki’ brings life to the flavors of the four seasons of the Shinshu region for everyone...Japanese Cuisine Yorifuji Ayu
Located nearby Zenko-ji Temple – in the city’s historic and quaint Patio Daimon complex – ‘Japanese Cuisine Yorifuji Ayu’ is unique experience where you can try two very traditional foods cooked to p...
